Share files directly from your device to anywhere
Send files of any size directly from your device without ever storing anything online.
- No file size limit
- Peer-to-peer
- Blazingly fast
- End-to-end encrypted
When to use this — and when not to
Use Direct Send when
- The file is too big for email or a normal upload cap.
- You're both at your devices right now — a call, a desk, a meeting.
- You'd rather the file never sat on anyone's server, including ours.
- You're moving something between your own phone and laptop.
Use a normal link when
- They'll open it later, or you don't know when.
- You want to send it to a group, or post it somewhere.
- You need view tracking, a password, or a QR that keeps working.
- You want the file to still be there next week.
The one catch, stated plainly. A direct connection needs both devices online at the same time, with both tabs open. A few networks — strict office firewalls, some VPNs — block direct connections entirely, and when that happens we'll tell you rather than spin. A normal upload link works everywhere.